Carnarvon to Gascoyne Junction 175 km on a good paved road but after this it will be all dirt roads, we are in the outback now.
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- The Road
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- Mother and Child
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- Nonchalant
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- Yes
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- The Races
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- Carnarvon to Gascoyne Junction
Gascoyne Junction – population 149, a one roadhouse town and they have a brand new caravan park. Most people stop here to visit the Kennedy National Park.
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- Caravan Park
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- Campsite
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- Gascoyne River
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- Gascoyne River
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- Hackers Hectare
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- Gascoyne River
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- Gascoyne River Flood
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- Open / Closed
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- Ullawarra Road
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- Corrugations
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- Lyons River
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- Crossing
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- Dry
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- Kennedy NP
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- Kennedy Range
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- Kennedy Range
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- Kennedy NP
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- Floodway
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- Temple Gorge
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- Rocks
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- Colours
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- The Pathway
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- Worn
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- Streambed
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- Streambed
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- The Temple
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- Spot the Drone
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Art
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Honeycomb Gorge
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- Kennedy Range
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- Kennedy Range
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- Cattle
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- Gascoyne Junction
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- Shire Office
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- Agricultural
The Park was deserted and I flew my drone at Temple and Honeycomb Gorges for about 10 minutes each which is how long a battery lasts and I have two batteries. Edited videos shown below. The originals are in HD but these have reduced resolution to have any chance of being uploaded from here .
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Chris's space 
Some very familiar site in your collection of photos.
The odd one out is the gascoyne river, it has water in it. for the 6 yeards i lived in carnarvon I think there was water in the gascoyne on 3 occassions
The water wasn’t actually flowing, it was more of a lake, possibly from the recent rains.